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 1 III, 5 |     and ratios do not seem to indicate the substance of anything;
 2 III, 5 |     might seem most of all to indicate substance, water and earth
 3   V, 7 |  Since, then, some predicates indicate what the subject is, others
 4   V, 14|       modifications; for they indicate differentiae of the movement
 5   V, 14|     is vicious. Good and evil indicate quality especially in living
 6   V, 18|   walks; for all such phrases indicate place and position.~Therefore ‘
 7  VI, 4 |    genus of being, and do not indicate the existence of any separate
 8 VII, 14|        and "two-footed", must indicate "thises", and be capable
 9  XI, 2 |     if each of these does not indicate a "this" or substance, how
10  XI, 5 |      must be intelligible and indicate something, and not many
11 XIII, 4| substance. But the same names indicate substance in this and in
12 XIV, 2 |     the other categories that indicate each some one class of being
13 XIV, 6 |      system of them, seems to indicate that the objects of mathematics